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Learning Android™ Application Programming: A Hands-On Guide to Building Android Applications
by James Talbot, Justin McLean, Jorge Hernandez
December 2013
Beginner
416 pages
12h 45m
English
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Testing Services
As well as testing Android activities, you can test Android services. Services, unlike applications, can be hard to test without unit tests. Services, as you explored in Chapter 9, have no visible UI and they can run for a long periods.
Let’s create some tests to test the TimerService class.
1. Create a new class named TimerServiceTests that extends ServiceTestCase. Modify the extend to be ServiceTestCase<TimerService>. Add a constructor that calls the parent class, passing the TimerService class as a parameter (see Listing 10.38).
Listing 10.38 Creating a JUnit 3 Service Test to Test TimerService
public class TimerServiceTests extends ServiceTestCase<TimerService> { public TimerServiceTests() ...
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